10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMMISERATIVE»
Discover the use of
commiserative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
commiserative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Bibliotheca Sacra and Biblical Repository
question arise : " Shall sinners be saved?" it is not enough to refer it to the
commiserative emotions, on the one hand, nor to the retributive emotions, on the
other; but it must be referred to love, whose decision will be determined by a wise
...
question arise : " Shall sinners be saved ? " it is not enough to refer it to the
commiserative emotions, on the one hand, nor to the retributive emotions, on the
other; but it must be referred to love, whose decision will be determined by a wise
...
3
Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review
question arise : " Shall sinners be saved?" it is not enough to refer it to the
commiserative emotions, on the one hand, nor to the retributive emotions, on the
other ; but it must be referred to love, whose decision will be determined by a
wise ...
4
Bibliotheca sacra: a theological quarterly
it is not enough to refer it to the commiserative emotions, on the one hand, ' nor to
the retributive emotions, on the other; but it must be referred to love, whose
decision will be determined by a wise regard to the highest good of the universe,
...
Dallas Theological Seminary and Graduate School of Theology, 1861
it is not enough to refer it to the commiserative emotions, on the one hand, nor to
the retributive emotions, on the other ; but it must be referred to love, whose
decision will be determined by a wise regard to the highest good of the universe,
...
Edwards Amasa Park, Bela Bates Edwards, Samuel Harvey Taylor, 1861
iting,'. she. says. with. the. commiserative. air. of. the. fortunate,. As she pivots
away, she wishes my mother good luck. I surprised myself with my brashness,
running after a stranger to ask such a personal question, but my mother's
situation has ...
7
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
COMMISERATIVE, adj. Iochdmhor, baigheil, trdcaireach, comh-fhulangach.
COMMIsERATIVELY, adv. See Commiserative. COMMIsERATOR, s.
Comhfhurtair, fear-gabhail truais. COMMISSARY, s. 1. An officer made
occasionally for a certain ...
8
Filial Piety in Chinese Thought and History
In the Mencius, commiserative responses are described in a few instances. The
most famous ones are the following. The King was sitting in the upper part of the
hall and someone led an ox through the lower part. The King noticed this and ...
Alan Chan, Sor-Hoon Tan, 2004
9
Re-visions of Shakespeare: Essays in Honor of Robert Ornstein
edy works toward its climax in revenge, furthermore, the commiserative
possibilities in language are ever more thoroughly elided: Aaron happily assures
Lucius, " Twill vex thy soul to hear what I shall speak; / For I must talk of murder,
rapes, ...
Robert Ornstein, Evelyn Gajowski, 2004
The affectionate/commiserative moods reflect the speaker's affective stance
towards the utterance. Used with the imperative, the commiserative has precative
undertones, e.g. wooje-ris'-l-en, taaje-ris'-en TAKE-commis- DEFsg-s2 ...
Daniel Mario Abondolo, 1998
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COMMISERATIVE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
commiserative is used in the context of the following news items.
Why the Europa League Is a Poison Pill for Premier League Clubs
With two commiserative Europa League places on offer, one team will miss 2015/16 European competition altogether and, if recent history is ... «Bleacher Report, Mar 15»
Freeze Timbilla's assets – Security analyst
... this scam recruitment is to find out if he has an amount of money which is outrageous or not commiserative with what his salary or earnings. «Citifmonline, Mar 15»
Brooklyn's Lady Lamb Brings Poetry To Indie Rock
Spaltro uses scientific lingo and the heretic's me-against-the-world mentality to conjure the commiserative feeling between lovers: “'Cause you ... «WBUR, Mar 15»
Why the Baftas need to be more British
Having a separate, almost commiserative category for British film doesn't help. The Césars in France, the Canadian Screen Awards, the Japan ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Spagnoletti's quick rise as football recruit culminates with East …
So after T.J. Spagnoletti suddenly developed into an NCAA Division I football prospect over the past year, his father had a lot of commiserative ... «Fauquier Times, Feb 15»
Gig preview: Nils Lofgren at Leeds City Varieties
... and alcohol abuse and that was a tragic period, but it was kind of a healing, commiserative record, it was helpful to process all that death.”. «Yorkshire Evening Post, Dec 14»
What the Sydney Swans have to do now
As the music blared and the commiserative beers flowed at Sydney's grand final wake, no man cut a more dejected figure than John Longmire. «Sydney Morning Herald, Sep 14»
UPDATED: RIP: The Knight Science Journalism Tracker & Robin …
Current Trackers wrote valedictory posts and received commiserative comments. Charlie Petit, in a post that is also a candid window into the ... «PLoS Blogs, Aug 14»
Back-To-School: What Every Parent Needs To Know About Senior …
... and a role of duct tape, that brief flicker of revenge natural to all humans will quickly give way to a commiserative smile and fond memories of ... «Huffington Post, Aug 14»
Heavy Rotation: 10 Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing
The trademarks are all prominently displayed: strong guitar, vulnerable humanity in his vocals, commiserative lyrics that make this an everyday ... «NPR, Jul 14»
